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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 9547987" data-attributes="member: 3400">I don't know much about the details of Prince Valiant, but if it's got similar DNA to Pendragon, there are definitely times when a character may not entirely live up to a player's expectations - it's a part of the game's medieval romance focus. Sometimes, a check against a trait will force a PC to act according to that trait, despite a player's wishes. That's part of the implicit social contract for playing Pendragon. If a player can't handle that, they're playing the wrong game. Similar might be true of Prince Valiant.HOWEVER, and that's a big however, the player gets to decide exactly how - as long as it's recognizable. For a courtly knight-oriented game like Pendragon, a failure of chastity (or succumbing to lust) doesn't necessarily mean a roll in the hay. It might mean a kiss of the hand or some other gesture like a verbal affirmation of love and desire. I would hope that the specific results of any incitement of lust in these cases were player led. If so, it's all golden.</blockquote>